Solar Eclipse in Virgo

A Solar Eclipse Occurs in Virgo

…on September 21st, 2025

What happens with a Solar Eclipse in Virgo?

When a Solar Eclipse occurs in Virgo…

• The slate is wiped clean; it’s time to start a new personal endeavor or begin fresh in a current one
• It’s hard to see our mental or emotional health needs at this time.
• People are exhausted; some are fearful because the path forward isn’t clear yet.

Later, new ways of approaching work, routines, chores, day jobs, health, and ability to serve are being born. Brand new initiatives can emerge.

Solar Eclipse Do’s:

1. DO observe, assess, and take in feelings and information.
2. DO rest, reflect, and regenerate energy and power
3. DO wait before making big decisions.
4. DO focus on your need to work, handle details, take care of chores, and attend to health and wellness.

Solar Eclipse Don’ts:

• Don’t push for something new, begin a new business, or start big or important projects at the time of the eclipse and in the days ahead of it.
• Don’t make an important announcement or change course.
• Don’t draw final conclusions as some information is missing.

 

This partial Solar Eclipse is in Virgo and occurs on:

• September 21st 2025 at 3:54 PM EDT (astrological time) at 29° Virgo 05′, which is the last degree of Virgo, pointing to final decisions and plans.

For times around the world and the astronomical times of beginning, maximum, and ending times/dates, see TimeandDate’s eclipse page.

 

When is this eclipse impactful?

You may hear the term “eclipse season.” While an eclipse occurs on a particular date–in this case, on Sunday, September 21st, 2025– its impacts are for several weeks and even months surrounding that date. Its energies reverberate!

Eclipses often occur in groups of 2 and sometimes 3 within two weeks of one another. In this case, a Lunar Eclipse occurs on September 7th and a Solar Eclipse on September 21st. The two weeks before and after each eclipse are intense for eclipse energy, making the last week of August, the whole month of September, and the first week of October eclipse season in 2025.